Rondônia, Rainforest, Indigenous Tribes, Wild Fauna

Rondônia, estado (state), west-central Brazil, bordering Bolivia to the south and west, as state to the north, and Mato Grosso state on the east. Formerly a part of as, it was established in 1943 as Guaporé territory, which was renamed in 1956 after Marshal Cândido Mariano da Silva

How to support the Rainforest through volunteering

Exploring the history of the and its peoples: an interview with John Hemming

Emboldened by Bolsonaro, armed invaders encroach on Brazil's tribal lands

The Man of the Hole' lives a life that's the stuff of nightmares

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Uncontacted Tribes Of The Rainforest - Rainforest Cruises

Brazil's New President Is Bulldozing the Rainforest and Indigenous Rights

Indigenous lands and other protected areas under threat in Brazil

Deep In The , An Unseen Battle Over The Most Valuable Trees : NPR

ia Viva: Rondônia and Acre states, Brazil - Trillion Trees

Uncontacted tribes: the threats - Survival International